Film
Lapo Chapé
The term "Lapo Chapé", derived from Martinican Creole, means "the skin color that escapes the status of a slave." This documentary thus explores the themes of skin color and mixed heritage from a unique perspective, through a series of testimonies that shed light on the invisible influences of history. These influences have shaped our social representations and continue to challenge our perceptions of identity today.
Overview
The term "Lapo Chapé", derived from Martinican Creole, means "the skin color that escapes the status of a slave." This documentary thus explores the themes of skin color and mixed heritage from a unique perspective, through a series of testimonies that shed light on the invisible influences of history. These influences have shaped our social representations and continue to challenge our perceptions of identity today.
Cast
- Muriel Wiltord
- Jean-Pierre Dorothée
- Larry Vickers
- Jeanne Wiltord
- Charlène S. Béa Mbong
- Tania Gombert
- Terence Bissafi-Toussaint
- Thomas Leveillé
Similar films
Les Voix du Large
The Country Upside Down
Reclamation: The Rise at Standing Rock
- Artwork unavailable
OJ: Trial of the Century
- Artwork unavailable
Rap, O Canto da Ceilândia
- Artwork unavailable
Les années noires
Show Me Democracy
Yellow Fever
Andrew Jackson: Good, Evil & The Presidency
Les Marquises, aux sources de la Polynésie